From Underground Bunker to Floating City in the Doomsday

Dataists beware, the original text of the following 151 chapters "Now, after the base is upgraded to LV4, Fang Dadi has been upgraded to Lord Fang Da. What is the concept of a base with a spherical range of 2500 meters in diameter? The largest cross-sectional area reaches 4.7 Million square meters, covering an area of 7,360 acres. This may not make an intuitive impression, so let's put it another way. If you include the space underground and in the sky, and all the houses are built with a floor height of 5 meters, the construction area can reach 1.636 Billion square meters. This is a number that takes a minute to calculate. . The largest automobile-grade nuclear-powered aircraft carrier in the United States, it is 337 meters long and has an internal space of about 300,000 cubic meters. In terms of internal volume, Arashiyama Castle is equivalent to 27,000 aircraft carriers. If it is full of people, enough for nearly 100 million people to survive in it, Lord Fang can be promoted to Governor Fang on his own initiative. " First of all, "What is the concept of a spherical base with a diameter of 2,500 meters?" Brother, the diameter is 2,500 meters. Is it hard to imagine that it only takes more than 8 minutes to jog at a speed of 5 meters per second? Then the data was calculated incorrectly. The area of ​​a circle with a diameter of 2,500 meters is 4.9 Million square meters. If a 2,500-meter spherical building has 5 meters per floor, the construction area will only be about 90 billion square meters (900 square kilometers). Not counting the loss of stairs, this building only covers an area of ​​900 square kilometers. This area is not even one percent of the area of ​​South Korea. You told me that 100 million people can survive in it 🤦, which is equivalent to the survival of 10 billion people in South Korea, and there are not allowed to have two-story underground buildings [laughing]

Good-looking, very good shelter development article, the most authentic one I have read so far.

It's pretty good. There's not that much bullshit. It doesn't overwhelm the main character. It's obscenely developed.

Overall, it's good. Although there are some problems with the setting at the beginning, and the plot is a little unscientific, it's understandable. There's still no problem with the overall plot logic. There aren't any major sticking points. It's just that the overall writing style is a bit more vernacular, and the description of the plot is a bit immature. It can be said that there's almost no description of data. Others are pretty good. I highly recommend reading it when you have free time.

The writing is relatively logical, the background panels are arranged reasonably, the characters and characters stand up, and the origin and evolution of the disaster have been reasonably thought through without being too abrupt.

It's okay so far

Average, but okay, not considered grass jelly but still considered food.

It's okay, I'm just always afraid of this and that.

Except for a little material distortion, everything else is okay.

Okay, ok, ok